Copy the files along with folders

Hi Forum!

I have this little script to copy files which is located in the folder.

My request of forum, is to get help, to copy all the content in the folder...

contained in the record, may be *.indd, * .zip, *. TIF, *.eps, etc., and also the files in the folders and its contents..

Currently, I can only able to copy only the files (*. *) in the folder and can not able to copy the file in the folder and its files...

var copyFolder1 = file ('/ users/admin/Desktop/LZW/For General');

var pasteFolder1 = Folder('/Volumes/CTC/Normal/MyFiles');

var myFiles2 = copyFolder1.getFiles ("*.") *") ;

for (i = myFiles2.length - 1; i > = 0; i--) {}

Ditto var = myFiles2 [i] corresponding (pasteFolder1 + "/" + myFiles2 [i] .name);

}

Please can I get help to do this.

Thanks & rgs.

Just change the first line to choose the correct folders.

copyFolder(new Folder("C:/Source Folder"), new Folder("C:/Destination Folder"));

function copyFolder(sourceFolder, destinationFolder) {
    var sourceChildrenArr = sourceFolder.getFiles();
    for (var i = 0; i < sourceChildrenArr.length; i++) {
        var sourceChild = sourceChildrenArr[i];
        var destinationChildStr = destinationFolder.fsName + "/" + sourceChild.name;
        if (sourceChild instanceof File) {
            copyFile(sourceChild, new File(destinationChildStr));
        }
        else {
            copyFolder(sourceChild, new Folder(destinationChildStr));
        }
    }
}

function copyFile(sourceFile, destinationFile) {
    createFolder(destinationFile.parent);
    sourceFile.copy(destinationFile);
}

function createFolder(folder) {
    if (folder.parent !== null && !folder.parent.exists) {
        createFolder(folder.parent);
    }
    folder.create();
}

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